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A perfect blend of style and character, this two-bedroom, period terrace house with parking is located in a sought-after terrace close to Larkhall and tucked away behind a gorgeous mature garden, with stunning views over the surrounding countryside.

Worcester Place is a beautiful terrace, sought-after for its secluded feel, seemingly tucked away but just 0.3mi from the centre of Larkhall. Larkhall, popular for its village-like feel, has a range of amenities, including the Beaufort Bookshop and Goodies Delicatessen, three pubs, as well as the Rondo theatre and even an annual festival. The UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath is just 1.2mi from the property, alongside Junction 18 of the M4 for commuter access (approx 8.4mi). There are some lovely country walks around Charlcombe and the local area.

This house itself is in a delightful setting, set back behind a long garden, which gives seclusion and privacy. There is a variety of mature planting, including an Acer tree and beautiful Eucalyptus. A bordered lawn sweeps up to the patio at the front of the house. The cosy sitting room, complete with wood-burning stove, has wonderful views out to Solsbury Hill and the front garden. At the rear of the house a kitchen/diner leads out to a walled courtyard via French doors, a perfect entertaining space. There is a useful rear access gate, with path that leads to an allocated parking space. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms and a bathroom. The main bedroom has stunning views over Solsbury Hill and the Box Valley. There is a feature fireplace, built-in storage and a hidden WC. The second bedroom also has built-in storage. On the landing, there is a useful laundry cupboard.This beautiful house is beautifully presented and absolutely not to be missed.

Local Area Guide

Bath Camden Road

Are you thinking of buying or renting a property in the Camden Road area of Bath? Camden Road sits on the North East side of Bath and is one of the city's most desirable areas. Close to the city centre, it boasts some of the most spectacular views the city has to offer.

Camden Road is less than 1 mile from Bath's city centre. So while the area feels like a leafy retreat on the edge of the countryside, you still have access to the fantastic selection of bars, restaurants, attractions and transport links that central Bath has to offer.

Sound good? Read on to find out if Camden Road is the perfect area for you.

Are there local transport links nearby?

Camden Road is well served by local transport links. It is possible to board the number six or seven bus to Bath's central bus station via Camden Road.

Bath bus station provides accessible travel across the city, as well as to Bristol and many more destinations further afield.

Bath Spa railway station, which is located next to the bus station, increases your travel options. For example, if you have to commute, Bath Spa provides a train to London Paddington that reaches its destination in around an hour and a half.

There is also fantastic access out to the M4 either via Larkhall or Landsdown.

What's the local food and drink scene like?

The award winning King William pub on Thomas Street offers fantastic local British produce and a great wine selection. The Rising Sun is re-opening in December 2014 after a refurbishment and will offer a selection of real ales and traditional, home cooked food.

In nearby Larkhall Village – just 0.4 miles from Camden Road there is a great selection of traditional pubs, a deli and cafes, including The Larkhall Inn and The Rose & Crown, which boasts a popular new chef. Emma's Café, Ma Cuisine and Goodies Deli, which is celebrating 25 years of providing great food, are also excellent places to grab a quick bite of lunch.

In the city centre, the abundance of choices available is enough to whet any appetite. From top restaurants and cool cafes to stylish bars and the top high-street chains, there's something to cater for every taste and budget.

How does Camden Road rate for sport and leisure facilities?

There are plenty of places to keep you fit and active in the nearby city centre.

Aquaterra leisure centre – which is 0.8 miles from Camden Road – has a gym, exercise classes and swimming facilities. Similarly, Fitness Fist – which is also 0.8 miles from Camden Road – offers the same facilities but in a fresher, more modern setting.

Larkhall Village also has a great local football team – Larkhall Athletic Football Club and Bath Judo Centre.

What can you do on a sunny day?

Bath is home to many beautiful parks and gardens. Alice Park is 0.4 miles from the end of Camden Road which is furthest from the city centre. The park offers a fun and varied environment, complete with a playground for children, rose garden, café and green expanses that are ideal for settling down to a picnic in.

Alternatively, Royal Victoria Park is 0.9 miles from the end of Camden Road which is nearest the city centre. The park, which is overlooked by the Royal Crescent, is Bath's largest green area and includes a children's play park, boating pond and a botanical garden amongst its many attractions.

Being so close to the countryside, you can also enjoy some beautiful walks, including up Soslbury Hill (well known for inspiring local resident Peter Gabriel’s famous song of the same name) Freezing Hill and around the Charlcombe Valley.

What can you do on a rainy day?

Bath is a historically rich and culturally diverse city, and as such it boasts a variety of museums that are well worth a visit.

The Roman Baths and the Jane Austen Centre – which are 0.7 miles and 0.5 miles from Camden Road respectively – are an enjoyable and entertaining experience. If you're looking to unwind, the Thermae Bath Spa – which is 0.8 miles from Camden Road – offers a combination of world-class treatments, bathing in mineral-rich waters and spectacular views over the city.

What's Camden Road like for food and retail shopping?

Camden Road has several shops, including a Co-Op Pharmacy, a hairdresser, and the newsagent, Best One. Nearby Larkhall Village offers a delightful array of mostly owner-run small shops, including Lambridge Hardware, Crockadoodledo, a creative pottery studio, and the award winning Larkhall butchers.

Bath's SouthGate Shopping Centre – which is just 1.1 miles from Camden Road in the city centre – provides an abundance of retail options. Here you'll find stores including H&M, River Island, Topshop, Apple Store and Debenhams.

There’s also Bath's High Street, which extends from SouthGate Shopping Centre, and provides a wealth of shopping options – from high street stores to an exciting selection of independent boutiques.

The closest large supermarket to Camden Road is Morrisons, which is located on the London Road, roughly 0.6 miles away. You'll also find most of the other major supermarkets in and around Bath's city centre, including Waitrose, Sainsbury's and multiple local-type stores such as Co-Op and Tesco Express.

What does Camden Road offer in terms of entertainment?

Rondo Theatre is a former church hall in Larkhall, just 0.4 miles from Camden Road. The theatre hosts a wide range of plays, musicals and comedy acts, in a venue that is intimate yet charming. In addition, the Theatre Royal located in the city centre (0.6 miles from Camden Road) hosts plays, musicals and comedy acts featuring some of the UK's leading actors and comedians.

If you're more into sport than the arts, you'll be pleased to hear that the city of Bath is home to one of the UK's leading Rugby Union sides, Bath Rugby. The team's home stadium resides on the banks of the River Avon, 0.8 miles from Camden Road.

And what about entertainment for kids/families?

The Larkhall festival is a community run, annual event and includes exciting arts and craft exhibitions, music events and a whole schedule of events and activities for the entire family,

As previously mentioned, Bath boasts a huge range of gorgeous parks and gardens, as well as museums that are ideally suited to family days out. However, Victoria Falls Adventure Golf and Bath City Farm – which are 0.6 miles and 2.2 miles from Camden Road respectively – are also well worth a visit.

Are there decent local amenities such as libraries and health centres?

Fairfield Park Medical Centre is open from 7.45-6.00pm, Monday to Friday and caters for appointments and emergency drop-ins, providing you're a registered patient.

The New Oriel Hall, which is located in Larkhall, roughly 0.4 miles from Camden Road, is a community hall and library run by volunteers and provides regular classes, workshops and events. For more books and services, including free Wi-Fi, you can visit the Bath Central Library, above the Waitrose in the city centre.

What's the local traffic and parking like?

The roads in and around Camden Road can be narrow, a problem made worse by the number of parked cars. As such, the morning and evening rush hours can become congested.

Parking is restricted to off-street and resident spaces. Many of the car parking spaces in and around Camden Road require a permit, which you can purchase from the local council. Fairfield Park and Larkhall which are areas slightly further east of the Camden Road do not require permits.

How well is the area served by primary and secondary schools?

There are a variety of schools in and around Bath. The Primary School closest to Camden Road is St Saviour's CE Infant School. The School educates over 200 pupils and received a 'Good' rating in its latest OFSTED report. St. Stephen’s Primary school is also nearby and also received a ‘Good’ OFSTED report most recently. The secondary school closest to Camden Road is St Mark's CofE School, which educates approximately 250 pupils.

If you would like to find out more about buying or renting property in the Camden Road area, please call or visit the local Andrews Branch.